CHRISTMAS FLOWER DOODLE
by
Sandra Pineault
More about lines... A wavy line is full of play. It symbolizes mountain ranges, as well as life.
An example would be the electrocardiogram tracings of our heartbeat. It expresses a willingness to play and be open to possibilities. It presupposes a loose grip, invites other connections and relationships. It laughs. When there are a lot of wavy lines, connected or not, there can be a symphony, a whole new expression of self.
Van Gogh loved wavy lines and used them to denote life. This a reed drawing done by him
related to Starry, Starry Night. Thanks to Wikepedia.
It is neat to use tools other than a pencil to draw, like dripping black ink and then using a stick or a kind
of stylus to work the lines. Or dipping a reed in paint or ink as Van Gogh did.
I am off today to get some gel pens and try some experiments.
As I wrote earlier, my back is on sabbatical and I am open to whatever is waiting for me
in the wings....hmmmmmm.
related to Starry, Starry Night. Thanks to Wikepedia.
It is neat to use tools other than a pencil to draw, like dripping black ink and then using a stick or a kind
of stylus to work the lines. Or dipping a reed in paint or ink as Van Gogh did.
I am off today to get some gel pens and try some experiments.
As I wrote earlier, my back is on sabbatical and I am open to whatever is waiting for me
in the wings....hmmmmmm.
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